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In reply to the discussion: Earthquake: checking in So Orange County. [View all]denbot
(9,914 posts)4. Wife just called said she felt it for a while
She is in Manhattan Beach the quake was in N Orange Co
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I never experienced an earthquake. Oh, that is until they started fracking here in Texas.
ChisolmTrailDem
Mar 2014
#22
They've been in the 2 to 4 range. The thing is, we don't have any faults in the region where
ChisolmTrailDem
Mar 2014
#47
TPTB can't decided because they .... can't. In order to keep the engines running, TPTB
ChisolmTrailDem
Mar 2014
#88
Is it the Whittier Fault? Just North-East of La Habra. Seems quite active.
Gravitycollapse
Mar 2014
#25
Yes, Newport area. I know what you mean about the geology. I think one of Nadin's posts
R B Garr
Mar 2014
#84
One of the most frightening things I ever experienced was in San Diego by the stadium
R B Garr
Mar 2014
#49
KCAL9 News advises to put on sturdy shoes now just in case there is another. nt
pinboy3niner
Mar 2014
#48